A zoo animal: The first of the monographs he published in his lifetime is The Animals (1969).
The icon is an original FilmAnalysis drawing of an ordinary object, not a copy of any photograph. It is a way into the photographer’s work; the explanation follows the sources below.
Forty-six photographs of people and animals looking at each other in the zoo; Winogrand's first book.
First-edition dates only; reprints, translations and revised editions are on each book's page. What autobiographies and interviews say is the photographer's own account, not independently verified fact.
Life and books in timeVerified record Dots are verified years: birth and death, first editions, awards. Positions are whole years; reprints and translations are not drawn. A dot opens the book or the award.The same as a table
An editorial summary of the body of work by FilmAnalysis: interpretation, not historical record.
A hugely prolific street photographer who left more than two thousand rolls of undeveloped film at his death; wide lens tilted into crowds, frames crammed with simultaneous gestures. He photographed to find out what things looked like photographed.
